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the song Alfie by Lily Allen. It s a song about her loser IRL brother whose wasting his life away, needs a job and to get laid. That brother is Alfie Allen, who went to play Theon for all 8 seasons of Game of Thrones, including an Emmy nomination, and has a child with a supermodel.

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Fun Fact: the song Alfie by Lily Allen. It’s a song about her loser IRL brother whose wasting his life away, needs a job and to get laid. That brother is Alfie Allen, who went to play Theon for all 8 seasons of Game of Thrones, including an Emmy nomination, and has a child with a supermodel.

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